I want to be able to watch VHS tapes and DVDs without disturbing other
people in the house.  I purchased a pair of Sony wireless headphone
that I wanted to plug into my TV, but after I got the headphones, I
saw that the TV had no headphone jack.

The TV has no audio out jacks at all!

The DVD and VCR also have no headphone jacks.  They only have RCA
jacks to connect to the TV in stereo.

Does someone make an inexpensive converter box that I can put in
between the VCR and/or DVD player and my TV?  A box that has a
headphone jack on it?

Or is there another way to solve this problem.

thanx in advnce

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Request for Question Clarification by pinkfreud-ga on 30 Oct 2004 17:16 PDT

Would this meet your needs?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5728442930&category=32833

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Clarification of Question by sherpaj-ga on 30 Oct 2004 21:47 PDT

Will that thing work?  It is the right impedance and all that stuff? 
Doesn't look like it will.   I think RCA jacks are much louder volume
then headphone jacks, but i could be wrong.

RCA jacks (line outputs) will not usually drive headphones directly,
but in this case they don't have to, because you are using WIRELESS
headphones. The wireless headphone *base unit* will almost certainly
work just as well from a line level input as a headphone socket input.
All the volume and amplification for the headphones themselves is
carried out by the wireless receiver in the headphones.

Owain

I dont belive this basestation has a line level input, just headphones.